Global Financial Crisis
The global financial crisis, brewing for a while, really started to show its effects in the middle of 2007 and into 2008. Around the world stock markets have fallen, large financial institutions have collapsed or been bought out, and governments in even the wealthiest nations have had to come up with rescue packages to bail out their financial systems.
Treatment of Women in Afghanistan
Women in Afghanistan are treated unfairly due to the Taliban’s rules and men treating them as inferiors.
The World Trade Organization
In order to understand the World Trade Organization, it is important to understand the reasons for which it was created. Critics of the WTO have contended that the WTO was formed merely to ensure the continued economic dominance of powerful nations. Proponents defend the organization as a peace-bringing institution which works towards the abolition of trade barriers worldwide.
The Impact of the United State's Meat Industries
The meat industries of the United States have many negative effects on citizen’s health and over all well being.
Meat production is a main contributor to global warming. Cattle farms release millions of tons of methane and CO2 every year. The United Nations Environment Program's Unit on Climate Change tells us, "There is a strong link between human diet and methane emissions from livestock." Livestock release 16% of Earth's annual production of methane. According to the magazine, Physics World, "The animals we eat emit 21 percent of all the CO2 that can be attributed to human activity." Eating meat and global warming are therefore directly related.
Outsourcing
Americans are not seeing economic growth and many believe outsourcing jobs to developing countries is a major factor. It is true that Outsourcing jobs creates a large population of “under-employed,” a population who doesn’t see much of any benefits from their employers. However, taking